Les logiciels que j'utilise, les gadgets que j'adore et d'autres choses que je recommande.

On me pose souvent des questions sur les outils que j'utilise pour développer des logiciels, rester productif ou acheter pour me persuader que je suis productif alors que je procrastine en réalité. Voici une longue liste de toutes mes choses préférées.

Setup

  • MacBook Pro 14” (2021)

    I was using an Intel-based 16” MacBook Pro prior to this and the difference is night and day. I’ve never heard the fans turn on a single time, even under the incredibly heavy loads I put it through with our various launch simulations.

  • LG Ultrafine 24”

    The only display on the market if you want something HiDPI and bigger than 27”. When you’re working at planetary scale, every pixel you can get counts.

  • ScreenBar Halo

    I was using an Intel-based 16” MacBook Pro prior to this and the difference is night and day. I’ve never heard the fans turn on a single time, even under the incredibly heavy loads I put it through with our various launch simulations.

  • Apple Magic Trackpad

    Something about all the gestures makes me feel like a wizard with special powers. I really like feeling like a wizard with special powers.

  • Herman Miller Aeron Chair

    If I’m going to slouch in the worst ergonomic position imaginable all day, I might as well do it in an expensive chair.

Outils dev

  • PhpStorm

    I don’t care if it’s missing all of the fancy IDE features everyone else relies on, Sublime Text is still the best text editor ever made.

  • Github Copilot

    It’s not the newest kid on the block but it’s still the fastest. The Sublime Text of the application launcher world.

  • Laravel Idea

    It’s not the newest kid on the block but it’s still the fastest. The Sublime Text of the application launcher world.

  • iTerm2

    I’m honestly not even sure what features I get with this that aren’t just part of the macOS Terminal but it’s what I use.

  • Rajouter la page stack

    I’m honestly not even sure what features I get with this that aren’t just part of the macOS Terminal but it’s what I use.

  • Termius

    Great software for working with databases. Has saved me from building about a thousand admin interfaces for my various projects over the years.

  • TablePlus

    Great software for working with databases. Has saved me from building about a thousand admin interfaces for my various projects over the years.

  • Herd

    Great software for working with databases. Has saved me from building about a thousand admin interfaces for my various projects over the years.

  • DBngin

    Great software for working with databases. Has saved me from building about a thousand admin interfaces for my various projects over the years.

  • Homebrew

    It’s not the newest kid on the block but it’s still the fastest. The Sublime Text of the application launcher world.

  • Github

    It’s not the newest kid on the block but it’s still the fastest. The Sublime Text of the application launcher world.

  • Tinkerwell

    Great software for working with databases. Has saved me from building about a thousand admin interfaces for my various projects over the years.

  • Helo

    Great software for working with databases. Has saved me from building about a thousand admin interfaces for my various projects over the years.

  • Expose

    Great software for working with databases. Has saved me from building about a thousand admin interfaces for my various projects over the years.

  • Invoker

    Great software for working with databases. Has saved me from building about a thousand admin interfaces for my various projects over the years.

  • Docker Desktop

    Great software for working with databases. Has saved me from building about a thousand admin interfaces for my various projects over the years.

  • FileZila

    Great software for working with databases. Has saved me from building about a thousand admin interfaces for my various projects over the years.

  • ExifCleaner

    Great software for working with databases. Has saved me from building about a thousand admin interfaces for my various projects over the years.

Design

  • ColorSlurp

    Great software for working with databases. Has saved me from building about a thousand admin interfaces for my various projects over the years.

  • Figma

    We started using Figma as just a design tool but now it’s become our virtual whiteboard for the entire company. Never would have expected the collaboration features to be the real hook.

  • Suite Adobe

    Great software for working with databases. Has saved me from building about a thousand admin interfaces for my various projects over the years.

Productivity

  • Stats

    Something about all the gestures makes me feel like a wizard with special powers. I really like feeling like a wizard with special powers.

  • Obsidian

    It’s not the newest kid on the block but it’s still the fastest. The Sublime Text of the application launcher world.

  • ChatGPT

    It’s not the newest kid on the block but it’s still the fastest. The Sublime Text of the application launcher world.

  • Feedly

    It’s not the newest kid on the block but it’s still the fastest. The Sublime Text of the application launcher world.

  • CleanMyMac

    It’s not the newest kid on the block but it’s still the fastest. The Sublime Text of the application launcher world.

  • Proton VPN

    Great software for working with databases. Has saved me from building about a thousand admin interfaces for my various projects over the years.

  • Arc

    I don’t care if it’s missing all of the fancy IDE features everyone else relies on, Sublime Text is still the best text editor ever made.

  • Xmind

    Using a daily notes system instead of trying to keep things organized by topics has been super powerful for me. And with Reflect, it’s still easy for me to keep all of that stuff discoverable by topic even though all of my writing happens in the daily note.

  • Gestimer

    Simple tool for blocking distracting websites when I need to just do the work and get some momentum going.

  • kDrive

    Simple tool for blocking distracting websites when I need to just do the work and get some momentum going.

  • Swish

    Simple tool for blocking distracting websites when I need to just do the work and get some momentum going.

  • Thunderbird

    Simple tool for blocking distracting websites when I need to just do the work and get some momentum going.